Tᴀᴋᴀɴᴀsʜɪ Hᴏʀᴏ @[email protected]

Now, I do believe that stock Android with Google Apps will send shady data to Google's and even US government servers, but listing everything from RIPE to be US DoD? That's basically insane and shows the complete ignorance of these people. Oh, and this stupid "privacy" Android fork is completely proprietary and the user has no control of the secure boot keys (i.e. impossible to install custom firmware). I don't believe such a thing can be any good for privacy. https://unaos.com/os.html

Hello world from Qin 2 Pro

I'm kind of tempted to see the Japanese dubbed version of Doctor Who just for Sakamoto Maaya

Now this is ridiculous. No matter how much I run tootctl media remove, there seems to always be some stale objects remaining from the earliest days of this instance. I am in desperate need for the new scan-and-remove feature now.

So why the heck is there only 400G of media storage reported by Mastodon while my actual S3 storage is nearly 1T in size

Flip display driver prototype working (basically a bunch of H-bridges, LEDs in place of real coils. red LEDs are positive direction and other colors are the negative direction). Now we have to SCALE IT UP.

Now this is very tempting

At least I can rest assured Mastodon isn't using up all CPU and RAM resources on this aarch64 server

Got ArchLinuxARM with latest mainline kernel working on Scaleway's aarch64 VPS

Seems like the Scaleway 8-core ARM instance is roughly the same with the 4-core x86 instance

MacBook Mini

Finally here all the way from Poland. Now I need to somehow come up with a driver board and controller software. Or maybe I should first do a breakout board since the pins on these are really not compatible with breadboards (not even alligator clips....)

Test

3D-printed a case for my DSO138 oscilloscope soldering kit. Messed up a little bit and the two parts didn't really join nicely so I used some hot glue. But at least it look okay to me lol

I was most certainly drunk when I designed this stupid board

First custom boards from JLCPCB